Word: treatment
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Boyden's review of Hugh Walpole and Compton Mackenzie is admirable, not because it is the last word on these writers, but because it is a young man's unpretentious appreciation of the treatment of youth by two other young men. It avoids with uncommon tact that straining for an appearance of maturity and omniscience which is the vice of undergraduate criticism
...work of the motor ambulances is not actually on the battlefield, as is often supposed. The army's own stretcher-bearers do the hazardous work of collecting the wounded; they are given what treatment is imperative by the surgeons at the first-line stations, and are taken to the second-line stations in horse-ambulances. It is here that the work of the motor-ambulances begins, and it ends at the big clearing hospitals, established at varying distances to the rear...
Experience with typhoid vaccine has shown conclusively its preventive value. The treatment is comparatively simple consisting of three hyperdermic injections of the vaccine at intervals of a week. No scar is left as in the case of vaccination for smallpox...
...will inoculate members of the University against typhoid free of charge. The treatment is attended by but little discomfort. Not one of the one hundred and Seventy-five men who were inoculated last spring was confined to the Infirmary...
...wounds were produced by missiles, a large number were due to falls, chiefly from horses or into trenches, and to men being thrown down by a mine or large shell or bomb explosion near by. Also there were a few simple surgical conditions, as appendicitis and hernia, demanding surgical treatment. Many of the cases presented more than one wound, there being 670 instances of medical or surgical conditions in 383 cases...